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5 IJtINTB.Ni i-liiior Thin until DETROIT DAILY FU13E PRESS The pioprielor of Ihw enlohliihmctit. being Hiipplied wilb mi iiiiiiorlnniil. of I'liiin und I'oncy Job SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST42. Type, in now prepared lo tmeculo ItllOli.H, I'OK MARTIN VAN HUUEN, Ntciimbnnt VisiliiiK, AililrcsK Itilln. liluuks, Kolos, Drill In, tutu nl' f.niliiiL', OF NEW YORK.

Ac. A-c Vewi v. lib every olhcr ilwcriplion Lcllcr I' I'riiilinK, fumisbed with uenlnm (mil depatch, and prices In soil the liine.H. fOK VICK I'KKSIDKNT, RICHARD M. JOHNSON, recorded acts in favor of requiring a freehold estate in lands as a necessary qualification to vote at elections: Wni.

floury Harrison having as Governor of the Indiana Territory, approved a law, disfranchising every citizen who did not own fill acres of land, and John Tyler having by his vote prevented a similar provision from bring stricken out ol the Constitution of Virginia." THE BANK DEI'OSITE SYSTEM. What a beautiful offspring of federal whig-cry the bank depot-He system is! Take our own State for example. A tax is levied upon the whole people of Michigan, lo defray the expenses of the Slate government; the people of each county contribute ihoir mite and pay it to the county Treasurer; the county Treasurer pays it into the State Treasuoy; tho State dicers put it into the Bank of Michigan iugeno-ral doDosile; the Bunk of Michigan loans it out HiYTiiifi'UKsi'o'ENT of thk imm OF KENTUCKY. J3B S'l'A I'l'jS. In pursuimc nf Ibe Uniied SiiiIch ibnl i nml miike known.

......,.,...1, ii iif THE MORA IIONKSTY OF THE WHIG POU-TICIAN8 OF MICHIGAN ILLUSTRATED, nv a eoBTnr.iT ry tiik hoiiai. chakactkr ot the EDTOR OV TWK D.TBOIT AOVKRT18KR. Drawn by himself. On llm 30: of June last, the nndersigneil, editor iiflhe Rochcsler Daily Dumoonit, mote, and puhliilied tin: folhrning DEFAMATORV iiaragrnplt Cruswcll seems terribly horrified nxlumes. He rih rnembers, no doubt, win ho was hexaed inio the man-atemeiii of paper in Columbia coiliily, which maieit a piiriicular sludy lo libel Jejfertrm, and also Ihe occasion Alien be was wilfully tunised into a libel, to which he was obliged lo aland up in court and plead guilty Perhaps, ton', he rem.

rubers ihe occasion "-hen an innocent young girl was homed by supposing a person Willi whom no one is bellcr oojuaincd iban is, an honest man, and, by ihe means, was seduced and ruined. Or are these jocls and vohtjuxetV It is due to Mr. Croswell that I fdionld make ample reparation for Iho publication of THIS l.ll'.EL upon bis character, and ihe more so, since I was employed in ihe ollicc of iho Evening Journal, when an irnpnla-1 ion, similar tu thai, contained in tho concluing sen-ence of ihe paragraph, was made by ihe comlocior of ihai paper, and publicly re ranted altera libel suit had been commenced by Mr. Croswell. I therefore, in this public mariner, acknowledge thai the mid pMkuliun, both with regard to the alleged innn-wcrtu-iil.

of a jinper in Columbia ctjuntij, and the charge o) seduction, is WHOLLY DESTITUTE 1 TRUTH and is a mailer of deep regret lo rr.3 lhat I -ver gave publication to the paragraph above set G. DAWSON, Editor Kooh.ster Daily Democrat 'Just as the lung is bent the tree's inclined." ft' such fruit is borne I' the green tree, what may nrii-iijf in i.i- iii public nules wiil he held al ihe undermentioned bind i In. neriiulH herein FOK CONGliEW, ALPHEUS FEIXMl. o' Monroe. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELliCTOKS, CHARLES MOUAN.c" KINSLEY S.

BINGHAM, 0 Livingson. CH'VRLES E. illiccn, in nie i idler denigniileil, to nil Al ibe ollicc ul lonm, corriineneing on Monday, Ihclwciilv-ibird duy of Ni.vi inber net. lor ibedmpo-mil nf Ihepuhlii; limd wiihin hiinta of the under' mentioned townships, lo wil AVi of the tee line, and west, of the meridian. Township tvycnlycighi, twenty nine nud thirty, ol rnnjfr; Ibree- twenty cighl, Uvtnly nine and Ihirly, "I rnnjic I' inr.

ToivnshipH twenty eighl, uvenly nine and thirty, ol rtlliL'e live. cigin, ii.cnly nmo and thirty ol ol rmi'-'c six Tinviishim twenty seyrn, iwcniy eight, Iwenly mtic and ihirly, ol range seven. At ihe land ollicc nl Genrssee, commencing on jllon-day ibe Hvrnly ibird day of November li.iml of I he nublic lands wiihin ihe limits ollho un- ation in I'uunly in wliiuh nlwill rciiiijonl, kIhiII he, niul urn ileeliircil lo lie ilnly iiialilii-il ell-ilium of (or d.Mitiiii.' in which ihcy nro ri'tiiili'lll. II THOMAS, Kiiuulinr ol 1 1 i 4 IIiiiihi-oI Ki'iir'-i'i'iiltiiiVf-'H. II.

CIIAWIIKHS, 1,1 llii, l.linml-il. ITlh IH07. V.TiI. liKNIiY IIAKKISOiN'. Dcpiirliiiriiil of Sin! i', I liiiiiuiiuriiili.i, Intlinnu.

WILLIAM .1. IIKOWiV, of Sniin iir llll, SlIIlM llloll'silill, llll lllTL'llV iMTlily liiNi. tin, lurr'g'). ing inn inn; mitl t-orri-i-l copy of ilio lasl i-lati4i' ol' llm "law lo n'giilulM cleiMiiui.s" us A ITId V'A IS WILLIAM llltltlilSON, in 111)7, on lilo in niaiiuiirripi fiirin, in my IN TISeSTI.HU.NV WIIK.IiKUK, I havo lieroiin-lo Bel my hand ami have nlin-il I In; Hi'i-ut will "I iiaiil mun: ul iiuliiiiiiipolin, I bin aHl'i (lay ul Jimn, A. I).

IS II). WILLIAM .1. nitOWN, ecrolnry of Slalc. "Wliilc Siavory itt Ohio. lixlracl.

Irom I lie Journal of Sural of Ohio, Dalul Tuiwilay, Jan. IIU, 321. inel pi'rsiianl lo The Senaiu Ihi'ii, amirih'iig In ilin order of llm day, res. 'I I'd into ol'ihu wholu on Ibo bill Iroiu llm ilniiHi', eiiiiih'd 'an acl lor llic piiuisliniuiil. of in olll'iicci llicrein ami allrr lime sprnl Ihcri-iu, I he Sptalier (Allen Trimble) resumed ihe ulnir.

Mr. Filliian lion moved lo strike out Ihe 18lh scclion of said hill, as 'He. it further enacted. Thai when any person shall he imprisoned, eillier upon execution or ollienvisc, lor Ihe noil payment ol' line or nisi, or bulb, it shall be laulcil lor ihe Sberhl'of ihe eumiiy lo SliLL OUT SUCH I'EIISSON asa SERVANT many person within Ibis Sunt, who will pay ibe bole amount due, Ibr llicshorlrsl period of service; uf hieb sale public no-liee be given Irani ton days; and upon uiieb sale being efli ihe sberill give ihe purchaser a ceriifii ale thereof, and from which lime ihe relation belween such purchaser and pri.suner shall be llial ol AlASTIill and SERVANT, iimil lbs lime of service expires; nml for injuries dono by eiiher, remedy shall he bad in I be same manner as is, or may be, provided by law in ihe case of master and appreuliee. "'Hill nol hiug therein meniioued ho construed lo prevent pcr-suns from being discharged from imprisonment according lo the provisions of lb" ihirly-sevenlli scclionof ihe acl lo which ihis is supplementary, il il shall be expedient lo grout such discbarge.

Provided ibat Ihe court, in pronouncing upon any person convicted under Ibis acl, or Ihe acl lo which ibis is supp e-moniary, may direct such person or persons lo be de-lained in prison until Ibe fine bo paid, or persons otherwise disposed of agreeably lo lite provisions of ibis 'CAiiillhc yens and nays being required; those who voled iiilbeaflirmalivn were Messrs. lieasly, Urown, Filhian.tlass, llealon, Jennings, Lucas, Matthews, -laugldlu, M'Nillon, Neweomb, liobb, Itussell, Scollielil, Slielbv, Spencer, Slone, Swearengen, Thompson and WoiiHddorf-20. And those who vulcd in ihe negalive were Messrs. Baldwin, Cole, Funs. Foster, WILLIAM H.

M'Lcan, Pollack, Kuggles, Roberts, Wheeler and Speaker 12. Secretary of Stale's Columbus, Sept. 10, ISM. I certify thai ihe foregoing Is a true and accurate eo-pv from ibo journals id" Ibo Senate of Mie Slate of i i. nt ibo lllih Ceneral As iL-iinenlioned lownships, lo wil.

we not expect from the dry." fcrlsoojionlfor snmous tires oj Van ISuren. North of the base line, and west oj the meridian. Townships iwenly cigln, twenty nine, an I of V. iiriJTCni.VS, No 40 Wood-ward Avenue (Store formerly oc one. Townships iwenly cigin, iweniy nine uuu nuuj, cupied by A Fierce offers for tale the removal the doposites, when Hie great panic rained by the Opposition produced temporary ilillicuities, which, however, Boon p.wetl away alter tho adjournment of Congress in 1831.

It is a liable fact, that diir'nig the lime the Slate hanks were the depositories of ho public moneys, there was less depreciation in bill notes than had existed before lor twenty years, nolwilhstaiidinu- iu abuse heaped upon ilium by lb-' Opposition, anil their subsequent misconduct ami 1 will do I hem the justice to say, thai tho depreciation of Hani; uoies, and the difference in exchange was never less than during the years of 1835, '30, and till the suspension in 1837." THE ELECTIONS. HARRISON "ENTHUSIASM" TESTED. "Tell Chairman lo Crow!" l-'inm Hit' Detroit Advertiser, June I7ih. great Illinois convention. Wo confess ourself utterly astonished at the UNPARALLELED ENTHUSIASM which id CVOry where being developed but nothing has surprised us more than the recent niuMENiious Slate Convention in Illinois.

It was held, il will be remembered, on the 3J and just four days after the great Tippecanoe Convention so dial delegates could nol attend both. Yel at Tippecanoe there were from 35 to and al Springfield and Ibis too, in a Slate where the loco locos had to postpone their Contention because "the people were so bit-si." The following is from the Chicago American Springfield Convention. The number who attended the barbacue was nine thousand seven hundred and eighty. They were counted as they passed two abreast through the gate. There" were besides these, eighteen bands oj music, several log cabins filled with people, a large number ol wagons also filled, and there remained in Springfield several thousands.

The whole number is not estimated at less I ban fifteen thousand! Ten thousand of the delegates pitched their tents outside of the town, and among this immense concourse there was nol a single man intoxicated, and no spirits were usedilher in tho tents or at the barbacue. The order was so perfect that several hundred ladies walked around the camping ground, and examined the tenls, log cabins. Now for the Test- From tho Springfield (Whig) Journal, Aug. 11. LT "The election which took place on the 3d inst-, has turned out disastrous enougn: very different from what we supposed when our last paper went lo press.

Our opponents will have the Legislature by at least 2(1 and they claim the popular vole by 4000 or 5000." From Chicago Democrat, Aug. IS. DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN 1 0 1 3 The following is an exact account of the recent Democratic Victory in Illinois SEWATJ3. XXYI XIV. MOUSE.

by law, for the use of schools, military ur oilier will bo excluded from sale. at vv hlesaie i3 xveian, ine louvvting aru-cles. viz i 1. 4.wwwti diwnroM nf.1 Htlll 110 UUVIGT 50 Chesis.half chesis, catly Young Hyson, Old Hyson, Imperial Black nrul noorivnm onirics of lmHijnlhc lownships.so of- il.n inn 1,1 liie 5 Hhds.P.R. N.

O. Sugars; 20 doz. Eng. American Mustard; 10 doz. Day AJIarlin's Blacking; auiinueu uihu TliraMindcr my hand at the C'iiy of Washington, 25 doz.

of Paste; leas 20 Malts Cassia; 5 1-iags Pepper Spice; 10 Jars Mucaba Snuff; 1 Barrel Currams; 20 Bags P. Cabello Si Domingo Java Coffee; 50 Boxes half boxes oil this third dayot August, anno jjjRErs' 13y ihe President JASIESWHITCOM8. Commissioner of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO l-RE-EJIPTlON CLAIMANTS. Every person claiming ihe right of pre-emption to land in any of the lownships designated ibis proclamation, in virtue of tho provisions of the act 22d June, ISM as eMeniled anil modified by ihe acl ol 1st June, ISIO orol' the provisions ol' ihe latter acl graining w.

niiiiil.ni- i-luss iifKeitlers. isrouuesl- Raisins; 10 Kegs boxes Tobacco; 5 Boxes Starch; 10 Tierces Molasses; 5 CaskSaleraius: 5 Casks London Porter; io Reams wrapping Paper; Baskets Olive Oii; 1 Kegs Caynne Pepper; 10 doz. Bristol Brick; 10 doz. Mushroon, Walnut 6 Tomato Ketchup; 1 Bbl. Cloves, 1 Keg Nuiinega; 10 Kegs Gingei-; 4 half pipes Cog.

Brandy; 1 half pipe Champaigns; i do do Holland Gin; 1 Bhl. Stoughion Hitters; 10 Boxes double and single Refined Loaf Sugar, 10 Boxes Pines; 20 Boxes No. 1. Brown ceriuui p' i in -1 i ed lo prove ihe same loihe sanslactionol the llegmer nr ii-. m-iinnr hind nllice.

and make nav- iuiu "i m-iil llierel'ir as soon as practicable alter seeing itus 10 liuskcis Cliampaignc Wine; Soap; 5 Roxes Soda Soap; i Tierces pure Sperm Oil: 10 Ubls. bleach Whale Oil; 20 Qunls Codfish; 50 doz. Patent Pails; 10 qr. Caski Port, Sherry, Jladcrta ines, notice, and netorc ine oa iippuuiieu iui menl ol ihe public sale ol ihe land as above designated Commissioner of the General Land UJftcc. d2m Detroit, August lilh.

1810. Assistant Commissi itv's Office, Deiroil, Aug. Uh 1810. PUOPOSAIjS will be received at Ibis ollicc un ill il.n -mil, mci liir Kiinnlviiiir ibe liniltd Slates to her own Javorilns in the city if Detroit, for any purpose which the officers of the institution see lit. The whole people of the State are thus made to contribute some hundred thousand dollars a year for the Bank of Michigan to lend to a few of her pets, the whig office holders if she please.

Can any thing be more more anti-republican, more corrupt. THE GREAT REGULATOR. Extract from the speech ol the lion. Mr. Hollema.n of Virginia, in the House of Representatives in Congress, upon the Independent Treasury bill: "1 will begin with the year 1818, after the United Stales Bank had been in operation more than a year, and most of the solvent hanks had resumed specie payments.

In tho tables given in this report, the currency in Philadelphia were considered at par, and other hank no'es and specie compared with that currency as the slan-dard. Mr. Chairman let us see how this ffi-eal regulator succeeded in keeping the currency uniform for the year 1818. Boston notes were al 2 per cent discount, Now York 3, Pennsylvania 2 lo 6, Delaware 4 to 12. Marvland 0 to 10, North Carolina 2 to 0, Tennessee', Kentucky, and Ohio, 4 lo 10 discount, and Spanish dollars from 1 to per cent premium.

Is this the regulator of the currency of which boo.si so much, when bank notes from a distance were at a heavy discount and specie at a high premium althe door of the bank Was this the sound uniform currency of which we have heard so much'! find a note to this table in the following words 'A committee of directors of liie United States Bank, in a report dated October 30, 1818, gives as one reason why a curtailment of discounts was necessary, the unexampled premium paid at mistime for specie winch is said to be I lie per cent on Spanish dollars, and a considerable thoin'h less premium on other 1 think gentlemen will admit thai, at this lime, the currency was very badly regulated. But a fcnlleman near mo says the bank had not had time to correct the state of the currency, and I ought to lo to the next year. I will ac commodate the gentleman. Mow then stands the case in 1819? Here it is: Massachusetts, 11. Island, and Connecticut bank notes from 4 to 5 per cent discount, New York country and New Jersey tho same, Maryland 3 lo North Carolina 3 lo 8, SoulliCarolina 2 to 14, Geor-gia 2 to 20, Tennessee and Kentucky.

10 to '5 discount, and Spanish dollars from 3 to 0 pre-mium. Mr. Niles, from whose Weekly Register the rates at New York and Baltimore were taken, Says the price of bank- nnlw v-jriod epvnral per cent in the course of a week. The notes winch were at par in one part of the country, were in other parts al a heavy discount. Al the same time that exchange at New Orleans on New-York was at from 7 to 10 per cent discount, exchange al New York on New Orleans was at per cent discount.

All the banks whose notes were at a discount at New- York of loss than live per cent and some others were understood to pay specie "on demand." How does the gentleman near me, Mr. Monroe like the year 1810 I he hinks this was still too soon io expect a sound currency, I will pass on to the year 1820. Hero we find all the New Encland notes at Iroin 2 to 4 per cent discount, Virginia 1 to 3, North Carolina 2 lo 10, South Carolina 1 to Ohio 15 to 25; and the branch notes of the United States Bank of New Hampshire, Connecticut and Boston, from 2 to 4 per cent discount. Yes, Mr. Chairman.evcn its own branch notes were dishonored by the mother bank in hnfnro its eves al from 2 to 4 THE WHIG POLICY.

The leading Pocy of the federal party is to make the rick richer. Banks are companies or associations of the rich portion of the conmiu-nity, who are authorized to loan as money, three dollars of promises to pay money, where they have one dollar of real money to pay with. Taxes are collected of the whole people and paid into the public Treasury for the purpose of carrying on the Government. The great struggle of the Whigs now is, to give Hie rich stockholders of the Banks the use of this public mo-ney, which belongs to the whole people, in or-der to enable them to grow richer. It is emphatically an attempt to collect money from the many for the use and benefit of the few, and that few the most wealthy and powerful of the community.

WOODBR1DGE REFORM." One of the most oft repeated charges which the Whigs made against the Democratic party last fall, was, that they had allowed the Governor lo have a private Secretary, at the rate of S500 per annum, or S125 per quarter and they promised, if they got into power, that one of their first reforms should be, to slop that leak in the Treasury. But how did they fulfil their pledge? Un the very same day that Mr. Woodbridge took the oath of office as Governor of the Slate, he appointed a private Secretary. And what did the whig reform" Legislature do 1 For twelve long weeks after they assembled, they were as silent as death upon this subject. They finally, on the 28lh of March, after having been taunted with the shameful violation of their promises to the people, passed an act, the second section of which provides thai the office of private Secretary of the Governor be, and the same is hereby, abolished and so much of any act as fixes his salary is hereby repealed." Now see the honesty of this whig legislation.

Gov. Woodbridge appointed a private Secrcta. ry under a Jaw which fixed liis salary at 500 per annum, or 125 per quarter. While that law stood unrepealed, Gov. Woodbridge's private Secretary could not have been paid but 125 for his services to April 1.

But the whig leaders, who before election were going to stop this leak, went, to work to widen it. They therefore, on the 28th of March, abolished the office, as a legally existing one, and repealed so much of any act as fixed the Secretary's salary. On the 1st day of April, three days after, the act above alluded to became a law they passed another act, which contains the following appropriation To Langley Druce, the sum of two hundred and sixty-one dollars, for ser- vices as private Secretary to the Governor, 03" during the session of the Legislature." Here we see the duplicity and dishonesty of the whigs clearly illustrated. In March they pretended to abolish the office of private Secretary of the Governor, and repeal the act. fixing his salary, which was 500 per annum, being at the rate of one dollar and thirty-seven cents per day.

VT In April, after they had led the on or before ihe 15th day uf April 1811, v.iih four I. .1 i sembly, held al Columbus-, December, 18:20. (See a) I. Ii05.) lliousanil ganons ol nie icry ue.ii iu.ui.j i ,,1 irnnil pnnnril of while Oa rir0 THE CITY COUNTKV TRADE. JL GEO.

HILL, at the old siand of G. J. G.Hill, No. 120 Jefferson Avenue, 3 doors from Woodward Avenue, is now adding lo his former siocka large assortment of Groceries Drugs, Meiiicins, Painis, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Sniffs, Brushes, Window Glass, Perfumery, ic. together with olhcr articles comprising one of the most general and best selected assortments ever offered in ihis cily, all uf which have been purchased wiihin Ihe last few weeks and will be fold at Wholesale al the lowest CASH PRICES Merchants Manulaclnrers, Painters and others will do well lo call making their purchases.

Among bis stuck may be found the following articles, viz. barrels, hill iron bound, cai-b barrel hciving ai least ten hoops; and to be delivered al ine unucu oiaien ure. i r.lni.1, iii nr It, liie vicinilv of Og CARTER 13. HARLAN, Srerelary of Slate. HARRISON'S ARISTOCR ACV.

William Henry Harrison, tho whig can iroil.as Ihe proper officer ohbe Subsistence Department may oi'signaie. i uc cuunuciur iu inimj v.i. i 1 1 imniriiifr. mill deliver didalc for ihe Presidency, is a scion of one of ui i iii, v. mf, and lo give satisfactory security (or the lanhlul ibo most ancient aristocratic families of the While Lead dry and ground I Hoi ion stone liuih Brick lialh Brick lu Hi menl oi lie coniraci.

D. II. TUFTS, I.i. -Jth, An A. C.

S. Delroii, Aug. Bill, 1810. O'f south. He was born in a splendid hereditary Kurdish buiit mansion in Virginia.

His father Pumice Stone Linseed Oil Eng. Dutch was Governor of that State, lo which office he Gura Shellec iGuld Leaf LI TO Whiting, Lilhnrgo, lied Lead. fEIAKEX from a Negro, in iho oily ol Detroit, was appointed by the representatives of a land Frosiings various colore (10 Vermillion Eng. Chinese Smaliz do J3. iwo Mares, supposed lo have been stolen, ine Negro has since fled lo Canada.

ali.ciO-if W. W. JOHNSON. Majority on Joint Ballot, and slave holding- aristocracy in the legislature of havinuto toil, with his own hands cncltan lied, u-ngnsn Pullet Knives Paint Burshes Spanish Brown Terra de Sienna like Martin Vran iiuron, lo obtain an education, AN OAKDF.N. The public arc re- iVM snee'lnllv informed that Ihe onnien conimurs Camwood Loewood majority osi popubir vote, iincn lo visitors.

The Museum consisling oj some ol Fuslic Copperas Alum French Ochre Chrome Vellow do Green Turkey Umber Verdegris dry and ground in Oil Prussian Blue Lamb Black Spirits Turpenline Glue Annallo Cream Tarter Red Wood Blue Vilrol Indiuo theliiiesl specimens in Ornithology, ooius, na.ural artificial curiosities and a Grand Cosmorauia uceurv one building ot the Harden; anolher conliuiis Wax Figures ol some of i he must interesting characters. The Garden will he illummaled every lair evening, andabnudof miii-ie will heighii llieenjoymeiil ol a walk through upwards of HOUO leel uf promenade walks. as usual. 'I be lialbsare likewise in order fur company. Augusl, I'Jlh, 1810.

Copal Varnish bile Vilrof jSali Petre .) illrinisione Camphor Chalk while Red French Cnsie'e Soap Opium Turkey Slarch Win. H. Harrison was educated out ol the pro-ceeds of slave labor. He was born upon an extensive plantation cultivated by slaves. Is proof of this needed Hero it is in an appendix of an address to the public by Gen.

Harri son in 1822: "More than thirty years ago, I was at a meeting of i ho Humane Society the city Richmond. a. This society "was formed first by Ihe Ciuakers, and others joined the same. Tho intent ion was to abolish slaven as far as possibly they could, in all things. 1 was al that time living hi Virginia, and William Henry Harrison presented himself as a candidate for membership.

One of the members opposed his admittance, and but one, as HIS l-'ATIJI-X OWN-HI) A GKI5AT NUMBER OF TUB HARRISON FAMILY werk RESPECTABLE. I was unwell and left the meeting, but understood that Mr. Harrison was admitted a member of the aforesaid society. All wore rejected that held slaves. 1M1II.11 CATCH." balls, Koeheii cpson aniiuyc-nne repper Glauber I LA.1I1' OIL, WINTER FALL AND SUMMER STItAIRED.

Also a assorlmeni of Groceiies, such as Raisins Teas Sugars Molasses Coffee 113" Democratic majority of TWELVE in the Senate, ELEVEN in the House, TVVEN-TV'-THllEE on joint baliot, and FIVE THOUSAND of the popular vote Chaunclt L. Knapp, Secretary of State, and editor of "The Voice of Freedom," printed in this village, has, al length defined his position. After referring to the views of Mr. Van liuren and Gen. Harrison on the subject of emancipation, he says, "between two such evils we choose But whether he intends lo support tho third ticket, or not, is not avowed.

When we consider that Mr. Knapp is the man who nominated Gen. Harrison for President in the Anli-inasonic Convention in 1830, and gave ihnt nomination a zealous support in the State Journal, and that he now occupies a high in the administration of this State, this pub-he rentinciatlut' is magnified into a matter of considerable importance. The truckling and double-dealing ol Harrison, respecting his political views, cannot, it seems lo us, fail to disgust all honest and sober minded Pat. Tobacco Rice Cassia Cloves nutmegs Snufl Macoboy Scolch I'cnner Pepper ifce Ac Bar Shaving Soap A enud usi-orinielii of Conleclionariei al IO CENTS per POUND mid warinnted lo bo of ibo first quali- BT AHUK 131 POUTING HOUSE AT UAM-Mt HrON The subscribers are now in possess, ion of Ibe IJrv Goods pari, of iheir premises iu lfamil-lou which will be aihuilled by all io be ibe I'uicsi un ibis side of ibe Ailanlic, and by ibe 1st of September Ihetlrucery depMrtineni will be opened.

They now, then-lore, solicil ibe co-operation of ihe trade, lo realize I he opinion which originated so lnrgi- an establishment, thai Ihe business of this and ihesurroiind. in' districts, has now a lained an importance which warrants I bouillon being made a greal commercial which large slocks of Dry Goods may be regularly brought direct fruui ilhe English mnnulaclnriiig Disllicls, as well as imporialions of all kinds of Groceries and Liquors from ihu fust markets ihe place of growth, or llu: ports of transhipment. They believe I hut I his esiablishmeul will he found, lospeak liuino to ihe uileresisuf ibe Importing liclnil-ers ihrougliout Ibe eouulry, as a more safe regular and convenient mode of laying in anil keeping up their SKii ii than a correspondence with similar houses in England, Ireland or Scolland, none of whom have greater adviiiimgcs in purchasing Iban are possessed by iheir home bouse, while few ol the homo holesale liuiisis nvr. su large buyers uf such fancy and staple goads as are adapied for Ihis country, even if equally inlbrinedas lo the must suitable qualities and fabrici; for this climate. In Turnnio, ihe business nf the Mihs-eribers has been Uetrnil, August 7Giia-10.

I S-10. Manhattan Store, corner I of Jefferson Acinic. L. Y. BURCHARD claims to have Ibe largest qiianlily and ibe fullest assortment of lirondcloths, Cussinicres, Veslings, Saiiinelts, Keiitociiv Jeans.

UCipiHU, J- per cent discount. This, too, was in the year 1820, three years after it had been engaged in regulating the currency and exchanges; and yen gentlemen riso hero in their places before the House and the country, and slate, with tho utmost apparent confidence, that this bank al ways furnished a sound and uniform currency, such a one as no country was ever before blessed with a currency beiler than sjold and silver. Does it not prove that gentlemen have forgotten the history of the times, and drawn on their At. wholesale and retail; Alto, linen and cotlen goods lor gem lemon's wear, to be found in any establishment iu Michigan. He ban lidded tins dav an entire invoice of COOds LAWS OF Till'; STATUS IJV AUTJI0U1TV.

IPL'BMC So. 27.) tirovitlti Tor tin: fi.i('iist.'s of jnnk'nii lint! amwy ul" ilini pari m'tiie iNorlliwtsruin line of ill-; Ifn'iti'd iir.Hfs wUU-Ai acparntw tin: ul and Ilfiini-sliiti; iront llic Uriiisti I'mvliicit-s. Ui: il ii bv lln; anil Ifuiisf of ul' tin: I riiatrs uf Aioim ica in (Jtnigrris a.si;Jiilili;il, That Ui- sum of i-oiisiitul ilulhirs ami iljuaiue a in Itw I'aitl out ol'any inoiit-ys in lli'-'tM'a-r-ury "ot tu lliu tiHiic railed enn-t; tu bt; madt; an uxploiaticii and Mirvi-'v nf ihai pari nf ilnr Niiiiltuaaii-'rii Iniuniitiiy Miil uf Hit; -J (iittti ail jjIClJIlT CdlllllrVl WilUlll HJIitinitl'S purchased at 25 per discount from Boston and new 1 Ul li cust, liuuiii. any ciiurse ir exchange. Among hich are scrupulously conlined lu selling lo dea'ers, and this es- public to suppose they had ttimiieu uiei.

abolished the office, repealed the act paying him a salary they recognize the office as still existing, and continual at the 'pleasure of the Gov-ernor, and pay the incumbent three dollars per day, during the session, which is at the rate of over one thousand dollars a year. Mr. Wood-bridge, without doubt, has a private Secretary now, who will be paid S3 per day, if the next Legislature should bo a whig. DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. The meeting of the Democratic Association, the proceedings of which are given below, was well attended, and passed off in the best spirit.

The Address of Mr. Ax Lee, which was chiefly devoted to an illustration of the Independent Treasury system, was a sound, clear, elegant, well-timed production, exhibiting no ordinary ability and research. It was very handsomely delivered, and was listened to with great interest and marked attention by the audience. lahll.ihinelil will aoupi auu siricuy aunere uiincsaiiie svslem mi! si liiui; lu lanniir-s or privalo inijiviuuals, liu! iinly In lliuie wbfi sell iigaiil.so thai they rely Willi ciiiilideneeniiaciinliiioanee nl lhat support wilb which the trade has distinguished Isaac Buchanan and Hauij.ilire from lUu lirilUii i rl caseul colored Trims, ol it ground, 1 do Loudon bl'k ground do do Brislol dodark fiuicy colors. I do Fall River di, do do 1 do Cocheco do light small figure, 1 do Merrimack and other dark blues, do rich black and slalegrou.nl half mourning, dark color'd and black English Merinos, 5 bales 10-1, 1 1-1, 12-1, ond 18-4 Rose and Whitney Blankets.

100 doz worsted lamb's wool merino cotton and silk 5 carton's French and Scolch wrought collars. 50 doz fancy handkerchiefs and scarf's, all descrip lions. 10 bales brown sheetings, from 8 cents to 12 1-2, 50 pieces muslin de luius, 30 do of ibe saiin stripped Chally's, 50 do black anil color'd ligur'd and plain silks, 100 Edinburo and Bioche Shawls, Ax On Consignment, 100 duZ'band boxes, all sizes, ''0 eases straw Bonnets. TO COUNTRY ERCH ANTS. L.

Y. B. will Co. of Toronto. HARRIS Co.

Hamilton, Aug, 20, 18-10. Old Ninv nooks? nj'tllK Kings lliirhwav, bv G. R. James. it Michael Armsiroiig ihe 1-aeiury liuy, by Mrs.

Trollop. Iteliiiunenl or my Cncle ihe Earl, by Mrs. Gore. ur a Voucg Maid's fortunes, by Mrs.S. C.

Hall. Capiain Ki-1, or Ihe ol ihe Sea, by I lie Author of l.nfille, liurlon, Georgia scenes, Incidents, hy a unlive Georgian. The Countess Ida, by T. S. Fay.

Oliver Tivit, by Dickens. Nicholas Nicklnby, by IJirkens. Gi-iuleuiens Medical I'uckei lluok. Hulwurs Novels, new edition wilb engravings in vols. Mihnan's, Gibbons Rome in -1 a new edition.

Jusl received and for sale by A. S. HAGG. Aug. iOih, IS-10.

110 Jefferson Avenue. iiiiai'inalions tor tacts auu arguments to sutiuiu tho weakness of their cause Let us pass on to the year 1321. Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Connecticut notes from a to -1 per ceul discount through the whole year; New York (country) 1 to Tennessee and Kentucky 25 to 50: and U. S. branch notes of Boston and New Hampshire 2 per cent discount from January to December.

Here, sir, so far from furnishing a sound and uniform currency for the country, this great regulator could not prevent the depreciation of ilsown branch notes, at its own door, nor did it regulate the banks in the State of Pennsylvania, where it was located. Are "-011110111011 not convinced, or will they re-quire me lo go on Let us then look to the year 1822 here il is, but the picture is not improved Maine notes fell to 10 per cent discount other New England, 2 lo 4 New York, country, 1 to North Carolina 2 to 12; Georgia 2 io 14 Tennessee and Kentucky, 35 to 70; and United States branch notes of New Hampshire and Massachusetts, still 2 per cent discount in Philadelphia. In 1823 thir.gs were no better. Maine notes were at 10 per cent discount the whole year other New England, 2 to 3 New York, country, and Pennsylvania, 1 to North Carolina, South Carolina', and Georgia, 4 to 12 Ohio 0 -i. 'Ir, nnA k' pot nr.kv 70 discount.

A meeting of the Democratic Association of sell any uf ihe uhuve gnods lo the trade at as small on advance as ibey ca i be purchased at any of Ibe Whole sale establishments iu ibecily. Ajipuivcd, July 20:11, 15-11). A('I' to providi; fur tin: Mijjiui of iliu -Mililaty Acailc- utv for tin: eiulitiwii hundicd and foriy. it unacud bv lli'J ami Ih uscof nf lb- auUiti of in CosiniSs a-iinil'-d, Ttial tlm bt-, ami tin; same an: hereby apprupi Io Ik paid out of any in lln: Tivairy mil uili-i vvisi; jtppr'iiniatfd. lor thJ of iliu Aliiiiary Academy l.n ilii: one llmusam! einiil hundred and lorry, pay and iiiuieiaii.T, hiry nine lltuii sand ami uvctiiy v'lzUl dolUus I'nr aiibsisieucu of oliiceis and eudeui, iuiiy lliutwand and four iliillrtf; or foi a-i: of GlHCHra' Hiree thousand nine liundn-d and dnllar-s Tor cluii-in" uf uiiker' three anil niae ty didlarr; For ilelrnyiii? the e.pcn.-es of Ihe Hoard ol isitcra Vii! I'oial two i-'urfm-l, siaiion-iry, priming irrtiiioriatina and laL-e.

uvelve ihoii'iiid mm- ami iinriy-one dollars ami lorty-iive cmis; I'or reprtiis, impiovjinenti', and biuuunss, oro'indt, road.T, vharviv. and feiiCr-, tlioiisaiid -even jjiindrvd anil liny dnilai ri.uad fifty cents; l-'or pay uf ailjutanls anil di.sluirin oiiiccr nim: huadii'd aail hfiy dullais; For increase and uf iIjl- library, dol- bimiiii" huks, injured at fjrein February, eipiitecii arc! 'ddrty ei-zlli. and ctilclud. tltrce iiiiti-died For items zi.il incidr'tital rxpftiisfM, seven hnmlicil and didlars aad twt-niy-ftvt; For tli'Mleparunt'in of niuiwruni. liv- nnnilreil llic departun nl of seveJi luiiuired and lif-tevn didlars and five ceut; For the ilepartineol of Cnvntfry, pcw.i Jiutidred and and sewni d'jpatinient ol druwuisr, tiiree and thirty ei-jhi dstlair anil ea.s; liT vhfc deitait'iiL-nt of tactics, iwo litmdted and forty dfil- He has houelu wilb esiwial reference lo ihe coun try irnde, a slock of Dry Groceries, Consisting of, in part.

I eas. Cultee, luce, fcugars, hpices. Cinnamon, the city of Detroit, was nciu w.y Thursday evening, 20th inst. 1 he President Of the Association not being present, on mo-tioiii Eiira Williams, was appointed President pro and Ohas. Peltier Secretary pro tem.

The Association was then, accortung to appointment, addressed by S. V. At Lee, Esq-, Secretary of the Association, after which Lol. George McDougal, Judge O'Kecffc, and Doct. 3.

H. Bagg, severally responded to the call of, and also addressed, the Association. On motion, Resolved, That the thanks of this Association be tendered to S. Y. At Lee, for the 1 KaismH, Ac Ac.

Also winter struined, ele SSJMTAI9A WHITE An act respecting crimes and punishments. Sec. IL If any person shall unlawfully assault or anuiber in any menacing maimer, or shall slrilie ur wound another, be shall, upon cuiiviclion lliereof, be lined in a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars; and Ibe court belbre whom such cuiiviclion shall be had, may, in their discretion, cause ibe olfen-der lo enier inio recognizance with surely lor lb pence and good behavior, for term not exceeding one year. Sec. IJO.

When any perfon or persons shall, on con-vicsion of any crime, or breach ofumj ptousl law, lc sen- leitcal to put Jim: or ae.i, with or without the cotts oj jiroiccutivn, 'it shall and may be lawful lor ihe euiiri, before whom such conviciiou shall bo hud.fo order the Mierilf TO SELL or hire ihe person or persons so couvicied, lo lo any person or pei-Hons wle will pay ihe said fine and eosis lor such term of lime as ihe said courl shall judge reaunable; and if such person or persons so seiiienced and or sold, shall abscond from ibe service of his or her master or mistress, before the term of such servitude shall have expired, lie or she so absconding on conviction before a justice of Ibe peace, BE Wllll'l'KD WITH T11IRTV NI.NE STRIP FS, and shall, moreover sere: two iuis for every one so lost. Sec. 31. The jiidscs ol" ihe several courts of record in Ibis Territory shall give ibis acl in charge lo ihe grand jury al eiich and every courl in which grand Furv shall be sworn. JESSE 15.

THOMAS, Sneaker of ihe House of Represeniniives. li. CHAMBERS. JYesideni of the Senile, Approved. lTili Sepi IF HENRY HARRISON.

WILLIAM! J. Secretary of State for ihe Siale of Indiana, do hereby certify lhat ibe turego-inj: is a true copy of scciions No. 1 1, lit-1, and 31, of an nel respecting crimes and punisnments, as now on file, in mamiseiipun my office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set inv band and affixed ihe seal of Slate, al Indianapolis, thisMlith dav ol June 1810. WILLIAM J.

UROWN, Secretary of Stale. A "Law io Regulate Elections. Sec. 3. last clause, (ihe firsi clause is concerning die oath of ibe judges of ileeiiuns.) Il is ihereforc enacted, lhat every free male, inhab-itanl of ihe ngenf twenty one years, resident in ihe Territory, and who haih been a citizen of any stale in the Union, or hath been two years resident in the Territory r.nrl noLBS a freehold in fifty atrks or LAND WITHIX ANY COCNTY OP THEJSAME.

or ally les qnanliiv in the county in wbich-he shall reside, which with ihe improvements made iherroii, shall BF Of'tIIE VALUE OF ONE HI'XHRED or w'-io N1' 0F A OF COVF.X1ST FUB7HEK ASsUHANCES FROM A vparED WITH THE FEE. is IN ACTCAI. phant, and tanner's oil. liesi Coguiuc. lirandy, du Si.

Croix Rum, do Holland Gin, Likewise 10,000 bcsl Principe and Havana Cigars. Terms, cash, and cash (bt no c-jusideruiion whatever will these lerins be deviaud from. Deiroil July l-lih, 1810. FOUND 1 yellow Beaver Hat 1 old Pea Coat 1 good blue broadcloth Vest 1 old hard limrs Pants. 1 black saiin Slock I pair calf skin Iloois 1 nair of woollen Sucks 1 silk pocket Handkerchief containimt twelve dollars and twenty-five cenis and one paper marked Samuel T.

Wheeler, and one paper marked S. Wheeler, Hayrl Green, W. T. old cot on Umbrella 1 duelling pistol 1 pocket pistol 1 powder horn 10 balls and I box purcussiun caps 1 bowie knile and scabbard Ejs)A i'l'Al JtAOS lakeu iu exchange for liooks Siuimnerv by the subaeriber, A. S.

IJAGtl, Aug. 20ih, IS 10. 1-lfi Jeflerton Avenue. The City Treasurer's office will be 13 upeu from 0 o'clock A. M.

lill noon. Office al he-Chy Hall. I'. X. CICOTT, nprlT-if Cily Treosurerv "TO'riC30 is hereby given lhat ihe Commission ts lu receive and examine claims against the estate of Th-mlore 'J'ailiol deceased, has been exleuded by ihe judge of I'mbnlcoC Wayne ily, and lhat we will uMimiiI lolhal duly al uf Horace Halleck in lb" Cily of Deiroil, on tho third and fourth.

Mondays uf August nexl. II. HAI.LECK, 1 E. I1I.NGHAM. Commissioners.

E. IJ. HASTINGS, Deiroit, Aug. "th 1810. Two Hollies, -suuatcd on Cnss street.

Fossessiun given immediately, of D. W.FISKE, july.8 Wowlward Avenue. li.1IOV.vr, SMITH have ri-inuved lo the store formerly occupied hy l'ierre Teller, Nu. I-T Jefl" avenue, Desuojers building, nearly opposite the Stale Hank. mar25-dtl "i9jLrA casks nails for sale bv i DEGKAFF TOWN.SENI) janV'l corn'rV-'f Woodward and Jril'erson ave.

lars: Fortli: partment of tlinif: hundred am! ten dd- Ian; 2- Ami 1-it furtlifjr llu; Cumrjiandvr of corps, of at the Military in: either Ihe uistiucior of infantry tar.tics, of cjvalry and ariillery or of practicnl cv.g'mw.iug and thitt lii pay sliail in no lie li. lltan ihe coutpeiijalioii itlliiwcd bv law to ihe utui'eor uf ami ihai I map ol Ohio luliana Illinois and Michignn, I old Ivory comb Thenbovcanicles were found on ihe marein of De- jl oinius1-, In 1824 anil '25, Maine notes were slill at 1U per cent discount; other New England, 2 to 3 Will Carolina and Georgia, 4 to 12; Ohio.3 io 6 Tennessee, 15 to 20 and Kentucky, 55 discount. In 1820, Ne'w England notes were generally A per ceul discount New York, country, 2 to Hi Louisiana, Mississippi, 10; Tennessee, 21): and Kentucky 50 per cent discount. 1 have omitted to notice many other banks, which are placed in separate tables. They were forty or fifty in number, and their notes varied through this whole lime from 25 to 90 per cent discount.

Sir, 1 could go on and show that the currency continued greatly deranged until about the lime Gen. Jackson informed Congress thai they were not to expect him to sanction a re-charter of the Bank. About this time currency and exchanges got. into a tolerable condition. The bank was about to be put on its good behaviour, and found it necessary to act mow prudently, that it might very able auuress niauc to me vssociaiiou uns evening and that a committee of iwo be appointed to call tipen him, and request a copy of tho same for publication.

Whereupon, Messrs. D. W.iiske, and Henry Howard were appointed said committee. On further motion, Resolved, That the proceedings of this eve-ning be published in Free Press. Adjourn- Cd" E.

WILLIAMS, Prest. pro tern. Cmas. Peltier, Secy pro tem. HARRISON it TYLER.

The following was one ot the resolutions adopted by the 25,000 Democrats composing the great Lancaster convention in Pennsylvania: "Resolved, That Win. Henry Harrison and John Tyler are the fit candidates of the party who desire to see the poor man who does not "own real estate, deprived of the right of suffr-; age, inasmuch as they arc boll) pledged by their iron R.vemear them, nth ol the River Rougcon llm 2d by Ihe subscribers. For further information apply lo John C. Langdon, at the Railroad house in Springwells. The owner may have the above articles Hi-; iay and emolumenia of the iiittrucior in these branches hal! ji lasebe Ire than alhuvi by law to the ustis-t int ulV-s'sor of Ami lie it further enacted.

Thai the assistant pro. of snail bt: alimved iliu anie cotnpi'iisation as i.s now allowed by law to other m'u lam "iroi'traufs in tilt in. sutuuon. Approved. July 20th, IMQ.

proving properly and payuiR charges. JOHN C. LANGDON, S. S. 11 ALU J.

F. MUNRO. Springwells Aug. 7, 1840. if STEPHENS' UNCHAGEABLE LIGHT BLUE Nests Indian and covered kellles, a troud arti- (1 9y cle fur tho Indian I rude, t'ur sale at bickitisou's WRITING FLUID, just received ami lor sale o-y M.

I-'. LUCKlNSON. g0 A. 5. BAGG.

rnirjitl-ictorv. 'ESS-LN OF FITTT ACRES LAN Si i'J F.CT 1 TAX..